This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Midwest Research Institute. Active years: 2012.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2012
Title: Noah Boydston and Electrostatic Particulate Collection.
Introduction
Noah Boydston is an inventor associated with Kansas City, Missouri, and Midwest Research Institute. His patent work includes an apparatus and method for collecting airborne particulates and contaminants.
Latest Patents
Boydston is credited with 1 patent: “Apparatus and Method for Electrostatic Particulate Collector.” The invention describes a compact device that draws air through a collection chamber with a titanium inner wall. An inducer creates an electric field between itself and the chamber wall, biasing airborne contaminants toward rinse liquid on the wall. An angled rinse channel distributes liquid in a spiral pattern to wet the inner surface and carry collected contaminants out of the chamber.
Career Highlights
Boydston’s patent reflects work on sampling airborne contaminants through a combination of airflow, electrostatic collection, and liquid rinsing. The design aims to collect particulates in a compact chamber for subsequent analysis.
Collaborations
Boydston’s listed coworkers include Nancy Zamora Olivares and Buddy Justin Winheim. The available information identifies them as colleagues but does not specify their roles in the patent.
Conclusion
Noah Boydston’s patented collector combines electrostatic forces and a spiral rinse system to capture and remove airborne contaminants for collection.
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